V-Treb Variable Treble Bleed Bypass Circuit, Compact, Multicolor, Guitar Treble Bleed Circuit

I played guitar for 20 years before I tried one of these and I have to say I was blown away. Treble bleed circuits like these should be standard and every guitar manufactured. Makes the volume control completely usable like it should be.

This unique little treble bleed has brightenedup my humbuckers in the 0-8 orso volume range.This allowsme to use tone control andwork on dynamics,whichI didn't do as much becausebecause of muffled toneat reduced guitar volumes.If I'm not working I generally leavestrings on until they start breaking.Single coil pups are much brighterand clearer than humbuckers,andwhat I've usually played thru andrequire less string changes.Picked up l.p. style guitar afew years ago that I digbutmuddy at lower instrumentlevels.Fresh strings on aregular basis helps.New 1meg pots and cap didwonders,and this was thefinishing touch!Went with this because it isADJUSTABLE and simpleto install.Have messedwith this control andfinally got the sweetspot.Wanted to do treble bleed overa year ago,but watching videosabout soldering in differentresisters till finding "sweetspot stopped me.A little twist with a smallscrewdriver and yourin there!Yes I recommend,and if u don'tlike turn screw fully ccw andit's out of circuit!!!I like!

I have a treble bleed (this or similar) in almost all of my guitars. This helps to keep the tone from getting muddy/dull as you turn the volume down. Almost ALL guitars could benefit from adding this, especially humbucker guitars. The nice thing about this particular treble bleed is that it is adjustable so you can set just the amount you want. Highly recommend!

So I installed this in my HH Stratocaster because after putting in Bourns 500k push/pull pots the volume is kind of on/off because of the high end loss that happens so soon.It installs very easily being you only need to solder 2 wires and then peel+stick it to wherever you want - they recommend mounting it on the back of large pots which is great for rear-routed guitars, for Strats or similar I recommend placing them behind the output jack cover or behind the rear trem access cover so you can adjust it without unmounting your pickguard. The point of having this is so you don't have to do any guitar surgery just to tune your treble bleed so be sure to place it in a spot you can actually utilize that aspect.Usage & performance:So you adjust it with your pot around 6 until you get the amount of highs you want. Like other people have said, mine had to be maxed out to be where I want it and the difference between the adjustment being all the way left vs all the way right is quite minimal. I think this would really benefit from slightly higher capacitor value and for sure a higher resistor value.But with that in mind even though I'm barely keeping the highs I wanted the pot is performing better, it's no longer on/off. It has a pretty good taper/range now that I'm quite happy with.Depending on your volume pot & pickups this may be perfect for your guitar but for my Bourns 500k push/pull & Alnico 5 humbuckers it's barely adequate. I might try this again for my SS Tele but for my other guitars I think I'll create my own adjustable treble bleed just to tune each guitar then hardwire in permanent treble bleeds.

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I bought my V treb because a concert was coming soon and I needed to have my guitar ready, everything came on time and well packed, the problem was when I installed it this didn't work, I thought I had installed it wrong and I reinstalled it and always the same result, all my guitars have the V treb, so I installed it on another guitar and I realized that in reality this didn't work, so I ended up very annoyed by the loss of time and money, they gave me the option to return it but it was more a waste of time, I simply undid it and I bought another one somewhere else.I think the store should do a small check to make sure it is in good condition before shipping and not make the buyer have a bad time.

ok, I installed this into an Ibanez Artcore that I converted into a Gretsch with filtertrons and circuit etc. After installing I did the full sweep test to hear how it works. Once you hit the sweet spot, it's magic. You turn down the volume and the tone remains intact with no thinness. I am a real tone critic, snob, call it what you want, so I was skeptical at first. Very impressed and it take the guess work out of resistors/caps pairing. Well done guys.

Easy to install and very versatile